Target Stock News

Nvidia (NVDA) delivered strong earnings driven by 66% data center growth, but shares fell as markets turned cautious. Retail sector saw divergent results: Walmart (WMT) outperformed with strong e-commerce and value focus, while Target (TGT) and Home Depot (HD) struggled.

It's a proverbial tale of two retailers: the best of times for Walmart, the worst of times for Target. Both companies are preparing for leadership changes at the top, yet Walmart's incoming CEO has wind at his back, while Target's successor faces daunting challenges.

Bei Walmart läuft es trotz schwieriger Marktbedingungen weiterhin rund, während Target mit einem Verlust von Marktanteilen fertig werden muss.

Target NYSE: TGT is trading in deep-value territory, offering a projected 5% dividend yield in late 2025, but that alone may not be enough reason to buy in. Despite some potential for recovery in 2026, near-term headwinds remain strong.

Barclays strategists raised their year-end 2026 expectation for the S&P 500 , implying an 11.4% gain from the benchmark's Wednesday close, citing strength in megacap technology along with an improving monetary and fiscal backdrop despite low growth.

Target is trying a new trick for tapping trends: asking AI.

Germany will not hit its own 3.5% defence spending target in 2029, Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said on Wednesday, as the country ramps up spending in the wake of Russia's war with Ukraine.

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